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Used Transfer Cases for Sale
Find used transfer cases for Ford, Chevrolet, GMC, Ram, Jeep and Toyota 4x4 trucks and SUVs. Each listing shows the years and system type. Send your VIN and our team confirms whether your vehicle uses part-time, full-time or auto 4WD.
Quick answer
A transfer case splits engine power between the front and rear axles on 4WD and AWD vehicles. Used transfer cases are matched by drivetrain type, shift method (manual, electronic or automatic 4WD) and output shaft design.
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Transfer Cases Buying Guide
How do I identify my transfer case?
Many transfer cases have a tag with a model number. Your VIN, trim level and option codes also tell us which unit your vehicle uses.
What are signs of a failing transfer case?
Grinding or clunking when shifting into 4WD, a 4WD warning light, fluid leaks or a vehicle stuck in one mode are common signs.
Can I reuse my shift motor?
On electronic-shift units, the shift motor can often be transferred. Your quote states whether the motor is included.
What is included?
Used transfer cases are sold as the assembly. Your quote states whether the shift motor or encoder is included.
Installation tips
Fill with the correct fluid, check the front and rear driveshaft joints and test all 4WD modes after installation.
Transfer Cases FAQ
Does the transfer case include the shift motor?
It depends on the unit. Your quote lists whether the motor is included.
What fluid does a transfer case use?
It varies by manufacturer. Use the fluid listed in your owner's manual.
Is auto 4WD a different transfer case?
Yes. Auto 4WD units have different internal parts and controls than part-time units.
Last reviewed: November 9, 2026 by the Hollander Auto Parts parts team